He put on an air cast, which stabilized the ankle".
In Connecticut, regulators required long-term contracts, which stabilized prices and supplies.
The report praised the government's $85 billion anticrisis program, which stabilized Russia's banks and prevented financial panic.
The school's statement praised other achievements, including his stewardship of the economy, which stabilized after a recession and is now growing faster than the United States'.
The Fed's first round of quantitative easing, which stabilized the mortgage bond market and helped push interest rates down, was an exception.
Queen Bess was going under as well until 1990, when a coastal restoration project financed a rock barrier around the island, which stabilized it.
Ever since President Franklin D. Roosevelt's legendary "First 100 Days" in office — which stabilized a country ravaged by the Depression — the first 100 days of every president have been used as a measuring stick for success.
Unlike modern reefs, these were likely built by sponges, algae, and microbial organisms, although bryozoans (colonial "moss animals") and brachiopods (lamp shells), which stabilized large amounts of carbonate sediment, were also found.
(Villapiano, by the way, has been a tireless supporter of charities, and by all accounts, is a generous man. ) A side note on Anderson, who died two months ago: He was an ingenious designer of medical equipment, some of which stabilized body parts instead of helping to maim them.
He drafted the riksdagsordning ("parliamentary law") of 1617, which stabilized the constitution of the Riksdag; he drew up the ordinance of 1619 on the development of the towns; he carried through a reform in local government in 1623; and he issued a chancery ordinance in 1626 that organized the business of that office.
The formation of a HPβCD:O3 clathrate complex was observed, which stabilized decay of O3.
